"Yunheng!"

Ma Tiequan saw Yun Heng also following him out, and hurriedly followed behind, pulling Yun Heng along.

The patient's family members were all following him in the ambulance now. If Yunheng stopped him at this time, he would be held responsible if something went wrong.

Ma Tiequan heard Yunheng's analysis just now, and it did make some sense. However, medical matters are not that simple. No one can say how confident a doctor can be in treating illnesses and saving lives.

If we stop someone at this time, regardless of whether the patient's family will appreciate it or not, it is naturally good if he is cured, but what if he cannot be cured?

When the patient's family members start making a fuss, Yun Heng will be unable to shirk the responsibility. It was you who stopped them from leaving.

Ma Tiequan is an old doctor. He has been in the hospital for nearly thirty years and has seen more things than Yunheng has ever heard of.

Yun Heng opened his mouth. He wanted to stop him. The patient's family members had followed him, but if he didn't stop him, he would have been in trouble if the patient's condition had been misdiagnosed and mistreated in the past.

The diagnostic thinking of traditional Chinese medicine is completely different from that of western medicine.

Yunheng was able to figure out the patient's situation after using the designated simulation created by Tenshengsheng in the morning. He didn't know if the patient would be delayed after arriving at the hospital.

"You go ahead and do your work. I'll follow and take a look. The patient will most likely be sent to Xihua Hospital."

Ma Tiequan said something to Yun Heng, then reached out and patted Yun Heng on the shoulder.

Just now Yunheng has made the situation very clear, and Ma Tiequan also knows the priorities. If something happens, if he really ignores it, let alone Yunheng, Ma Tiequan will not be able to cope with it, but this is not a good time.

If you want to stop someone, you have to stop him. If he is cured, he will be fine. But if something goes wrong, he will be more responsible. Ma Tie is an old doctor, so he naturally knows this.

According to Ma Tiequan's guess, the patient in this situation will either be sent to the City's Third Hospital or directly to Xihua Hospital.

The ambulance dispatches based on the principle of proximity, but after the ambulance arrives at the emergency scene, the doctor on board must send the patient to the designated hospital based on the patient's actual condition or the family's request for hospital selection.

The patient suffered a traumatic brain injury and was in a coma. As far as the actual condition of the patient is concerned, there are only two hospitals that meet the conditions surrounding West Asia Community Hospital, one is the Municipal Third Hospital and the other is Xihua Hospital.

In terms of distance, the Third City Hospital is closer, but in terms of medical level, Xihua Hospital is higher and more professional. If the patient’s family has complaints, it is still very likely that the patient will be sent to Xihua Hospital for rescue treatment.

Big.

If the patient is sent to Xihua Hospital, that's the best situation. It's his own territory, and Ma Tiequan can still get involved. If he's sent to the Third Hospital... let's take a look. There's the Third Hospital.

Mr. Bian should give him some face as the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of Xihua Hospital, but it is not as convenient as his own hospital.

Ma Tiequan said hello to Yun Heng, then hurriedly got into his car and followed the ambulance all the way.

About five minutes after the ambulance drove out, Ma Tiequan was sure that the patient was sent to Xihua Hospital, and he felt relieved.

In Xihua Hospital, whether in the emergency department or neurosurgery department, Ma Tie knew everyone. But if it were the third hospital, people would not necessarily look down on him. As a doctor, how much face you have after leaving your own hospital depends on your position in the industry.

status and influence.

"Doctor Yun, the patient has been sent away, so we don't have to worry about it."

Song Weimin stood beside Yun Heng and watched the ambulance leave, and then said to Yun Heng.

Although what Yun Heng said just now seems to make sense, Song Weimin doesn't think Yun Heng is sure. He is comatose due to brain trauma, which is most likely intracranial hemorrhage. Yun Heng doesn't have clairvoyant eyes, so Yun Heng says it's not true?

"Well, then I'll go get busy."

Yunheng nodded and then left the emergency department.

With Ma Tiequan following him, Yun Heng can feel more at ease.

Doctors don’t knock on the door.

As a doctor, you can't force the patient, and the patient's family will not be happy, and as a doctor, you can't tie him up to treat others. But just as Ma Tiequan thought just now, it's okay that some things haven't been encountered, and they really have to be encountered.

, there must be some trouble in the heart of being indifferent.

Yunheng didn't realize that the patient's condition was something that no one in the world could treat except him, but if he didn't see the results, he would always feel uneasy. The patient was taken away by an ambulance, and if he was cured, he would be fine, but if he was not cured, he would be fine.

If it is good or causes other complications, Yun Heng will definitely have knots in his heart.

"Still young."

Song Weimin watched Yun Heng leave and shook his head. He felt that Yun Heng was a little too ambitious.

...

Xihua Hospital, Emergency Department.

When the ambulance arrives at the emergency department, there are doctors and nurses waiting at the emergency passage. For critically ill patients in this situation, the department will receive news before the ambulance arrives.

"The patient suffered a head injury. The wound was not large. He was unconscious and speechless. We initially suspected intracranial hemorrhage. We urgently need a brain CT scan!"

Fan Jiangyuan, the attending physician in the emergency department, examined the patient, and while arranging to send the patient for brain CT, he also ordered: "Notify the doctors from the Department of Neurology and the Department of Neurosurgery to come for consultation."

Ma Tiequan followed the ambulance into Xihua Hospital. After confirming that the patient was sent to the emergency department of Xihua Hospital, Ma Tiequan was not very anxious.

When he was at West Asia Community Hospital, Yun Heng's analysis that Ma Tie was fully conscious was reasonable. If intracranial hemorrhage was ruled out, then the patient's coma was most likely caused by the intrusion of cold air.

And it is very likely that the cold air invaded during the wound cleaning at the community hospital. It is only mid-March now, and the weather here in Xihua City is also changing, with hot and cold weather.

Even alcohol is cold, and the patient's wound is indeed located at the intersection of the Governor Meridian and the Foot Jueyin Liver Meridian. During the debridement, cold air invades, causing Yang Qi to be trapped, the mind orifices to be obscured, and coma is possible.

This situation is not too urgent. As long as it is not delayed for too long or other messy treatments are performed, it will not affect the patient's condition in a short period of time.

Ma Tiequan has been at Xihua Hospital for more than 20 years, and he is also aware of the situation at Xihua Hospital. Xihua Hospital is a general hospital, but Western medicine accounts for a large proportion. If the emergency department is not allowed to perform examinations, the patient will be in trouble.

In the consultation with doctors within the Outer God, he may not have the right to speak now or even in the past.

Nowadays, the attitude of many Western medicine doctors towards Chinese medicine is that they only ask Chinese medicine doctors for consultation and treatment when they have no other choice. Since the patient has just been brought in, it is naturally not the turn of Chinese medicine doctors to come on stage.

In the entire Zhongzhou Province, there are only a few Chinese medicine doctors who are truly respected wherever they go. Qu Tongwen is one of them, and Ma Tiequan is just one of the many department directors of Xihua Hospital.

"Dr. Lin, Dr. Huang."

In the emergency room of the emergency department, Fan Jiangyuan explained the situation to the two doctors from Shenwai and Shennei.

"The patient was hit by a teapot lid thrown down from upstairs. Judging from the appearance, there is only one external wound on the top of his head. The wound is not too big. Apart from that, there are no other wounds. The patient is currently

He is unconscious, and it may be intracranial hemorrhage."

"Have you had a brain CT scan?"

Lin Wenyun, the attending physician at Shenwai, asked.

"I've ordered a brain CT scan, and the results should be out soon." Fan Jiangyuan nodded.

"Judging from the examination, there should be excessive blood loss, but this coma should not be caused by simple blood loss."

Huang Liyang, the chief physician in the hospital, also conducted a detailed examination on the patient. At the same time, he looked at the blood test report that had come out and said: "The blood loss is within the range. Now it depends on the CT test results."

The three people were discussing, and the resident doctor next to him answered a call and said to Fan Jiangyuan: "Dr. Fan, the patient's brain CT scan showed no intracranial hemorrhage."

Fan Jiangyuan walked to the computer nearby and pulled up the patient's CT report from the computer. Huang Liyang and Lin Wenyun also stood nearby and watched.

"There is indeed no intracranial hemorrhage."

Lin Wenyun frowned: "This is strange. There is no intracranial hemorrhage, just a simple external trauma. How can he be unconscious?"

"Does the patient have a history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia and diabetes?" Huang Liyang asked.

"We have already inquired and found that the patient has mild hyperlipidemia, but does not have high blood pressure or diabetes. He is generally in good health, and his appetite and sleep are also good." Fan Jiangyuan said.

"It shouldn't be!"

Huang Liyang looked at the patient's examination report again and asked: "Where are the patient's family members?"

"Just outside." Fan Jiangyuan said.

"Ask the patient's family again."

Huang Liyang said as he left the rescue room, followed by Lin Wenyun and Fan Jiangyuan.

"doctor!"

Seeing the doctor coming out, Uncle Yang's son hurriedly stepped forward and asked, "Doctor, how is my dad?"

"Don't worry too much. The test results have come out. At present, intracranial hemorrhage can be ruled out. There is no life-threatening danger for the time being. It's just that the patient is unconscious. We still need to ask you about some situations." Huang Liyang said.

"You ask, you ask." Uncle Yang's son nodded hurriedly.

"Has the patient ever experienced sudden coma, dizziness, tinnitus, vertigo, etc. before?" Huang Liyang asked.

"No." Uncle Yang's son shook his head.

"Do you have any heart problems?" Huang Liyang asked again.

"No, my dad's health has always been good. The community hospital also provides free physical examinations to the elderly on a regular basis. My dad was fine in all aspects during his physical examination last year."

Uncle Yang's son said.

"hiss!"

Huang Liyang and Lin Wenyun were both a little confused, what was going on?

"Doctor, when my dad was sent to the hospital, a doctor from the community hospital examined my dad and said it was cold air or something." Uncle Yang's son remembered Yunheng's statement and mentioned it by the way.

"What cold and hot air."

Fan Jiangyuan said angrily: "The doctors at your community hospital are so awesome that they can treat brain trauma?"
Chapter completed!